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  1. Jan 9, 2011 #1
    Shrisha

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    Hello IL friends!

    My Mother in law made this homemade rice cereal for my son which is an instant hit with him. So thought of sharing with you all!

    3 cups - Boiled rice
    1 cup - Green gram ( Pach payaru that you use for making sprouts)
    1 cup - Javarisi/Sago

    Dry roast all the above well in a Kadai. Then grind in a mixie. (She gave it to a grinding mill nearby). You have to grind in a texture like that of Rava/Daliya. Store in an airtight container.

    How to prepare:
    Take 1 glass of water & when it comes to a boil add three tablespoons of this powder. Keep the gas in low flame & keep stirring for 1 - 2 minutes. Maybe max 5 minutes.
    Then as per ur desired consistency, you can either add some more water and salt/ vegetable soup/ curd/ mik with sugar.
    (I add a small pich of cardamom powder, milk & Palm candy for sweetness)

    This mixture is a right balance of protein & carbohydrats. Also Sago is said to be very good for babies.
    This can be given for kids above 6 months.

    Please let me know if any questions

    Happy parenting! :)
     
    Shrisha, Jan 9, 2011
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  2. Jan 9, 2011 #2
    lavii

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    Thanks for the recipe shirisha,I was looking for home made baby food recipies ..will defnitley try this with LO and see
     
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    amritavarshini

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    shrisha..u have definitely given a good recipe but i have a small difference of opinion..acc to my daughter's paed it is not advisable to give a mixture of cereals bcz if ur child develops any allergies it will be difficult to identify...also cow's milk isnt a good option for babies below 1 year of age..please dont be offended i just shared my views...
     
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  4. Jan 11, 2011 #4
    Shrisha

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    Thank you Lavii. Lemme know if your LO enjoyed it.

    Amrithavarshini, Thanks for your comments. Green gram is not another cereal. So it is just like how we mix Dal & rice for our Dal rice.
    Sago is added because it gives a nice texture to the porridge & is also very healthy. Even adults are given sago kanji to recover fast from illness.
    My son is 8 months old & Im giving him this mix daily. I agree your concern completely because every baby is different.
    Maybe you can skip the sago part if you wish & grind rice & green gram alone!

    Love
     
    Shrisha, Jan 11, 2011
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